Where is the earth's crust thickest?
The earth's crust is at its thickest under the continents or land masses. Here it is on average between 30 to 40 kilometers thick.
The major biomes of the world are: Tundra, coniferous forest, deciduous forest, grass lands and Savannas Chaparral, tropical rain forest and deserts. Major biomes of the world.
The gradual but continuous change in a community is called ecological succession. If one community disappears, a different kind of community develops in place of the old one.